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[[File:ACV Rouecistre Fortress Overview.jpg|thumb|250px|Rouecistre Fortress]]
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'''Rouecistre Fortress''' was a [[fort]]ress in 9th century northern [[Kent|Cent]], [[England]], that was under the control of ''[[Thegn]]'' [[Tedmund]].
'''Rouecistre Fortress''' was a [[fort]]ress in 9th century northern [[Kent|Cent]], [[England]], that was under the control of ''[[Thegn]]'' [[Tedmund]].


==History==
==History==
In 873, after the [[Vikings|Viking]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] broke the naval chain at the [[Rouecistre Blockade]], Eivor and her allies, [[Hidden Ones|Hidden One]] [[Basim Ibn Ishaq]] and ''Thegn'' [[Geadric]] of [[Oxfordshire|Oxenefordscire]], met to plan on the assault of the fortress. Alongside her allies, Eivor started the assault in search of Tedmund to abduct for their plan with [[Scholar|Abbot]] [[Cynebert]]. After breaking through gates and forcibly bringing down the drawbridge, Eivor went and searched for Tedmund. Climbing to the roof of the central structure, Eivor caught sight of the thegn. Tedmund and Eivor fought each other, which led to Eivor besting him in combat.<ref name="TheManBehindtheMan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - [[The Man Behind the Man]]</ref>
In 874, [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]], the [[Assassins|Hidden One]] [[Basim ibn Ishaq]], and ''Thegn'' [[Geadric]] of [[Oxfordshire|Oxenefordscire]] [[Assault on Rouecistre Fortress|assaulted]] the fortress in search of Tedmund to abduct for their plan with {{Wiki|Abbot}} [[Cynebert]]. After breaking through gates and forcibly bringing down the drawbridge, Eivor searched for Tedmund. Climbing to the roof of the central structure, she caught sight of the thegn. Tedmund and Eivor fought each other, which led to Eivor besting him in combat.<ref name="TheManBehindtheMan">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' [[The Man Behind the Man]]</ref>


After the assault, Basim and Eivor tied Tedmund up and brought him outside the entrance of the fortress. Waiting for them, Abbot Cynebert came just in time and argued for the life of Tedmund. Within the shadow play, Tedmund grew suspicious of Cynebert's timely arrival. However, Tedmund started to have trouble breathing and within a matter of coughs, he fell over. Eivor checked his pulse and declared Tedmund dead. Basim theorized that he committed suicide from poison while Eivor made sure that Cynebert followed through on his promise. After Cynebert left to produce [[Fulke]], Basim followed the abbot as Eivor later thanked Geadric for his aid on their assault.<ref name="TheManBehindtheMan"/>
After the assault, Basim and Eivor tied Tedmund up and brought him outside the entrance of the fortress. Waiting for them, Abbot Cynebert came just in time and argued for the life of Tedmund. Within the shadow play, Tedmund grew suspicious but started to have trouble breathing. Within a matter of coughs, he fell over. Eivor checked his pulse and declared Tedmund dead. Basim theorized that he committed suicide from poison while Eivor made sure that Cynebert followed through on his promise. After Cynebert left to produce [[Fulke]], Basim followed the abbot as Eivor later thanked Geadric for his aid.<ref name="TheManBehindtheMan"/>
 
==Behind the scenes==
Historically, the castle at Rochester was not constructed until the late 11th century after the Norman conquest of England. Like with many other forts in the game, the anachronistic depiction was a design choice to add more verticality to the gameplay.<ref>{{cite web| url=https://raphael-lacoste.com/projects/g2OylQ| title=Castles & Forts : AC Valhalla|author=Raphael Lacoste|publisher=''raphael-lacoste.com''|date=|accessdate=7 September 2023|archiveurl=|archivedate=}}</ref>


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' {{1st}}
 
*''[[The World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Journey to the North – Logs and Files of a Hidden One]]'' {{Mo}}
==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Entrance.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Surroundings.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Day 1.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Day 2.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Day 3.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Day 4.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Day 5.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 1.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 2.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 3.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 4.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 5.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night 6.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Coast 1.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Coast 2.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Distance 1.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Distance 2.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night Guards.jpg|Concept art
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night Oils.jpg|Concept art of Rouecistre Fortress' Boiling Oils
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Boiling Oil.jpg|Concept art of Rouecistre Fortress' Boiling Oils
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Defenses.jpg|Concept art of Rouecistre Fortress' Boiling Oils
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Night Defenses.jpg|Concept art of Rouecistre Fortress' Boiling Oils
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 1.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 2.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 3.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 4.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 5.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 6.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 7.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 8.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 9.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 10.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 11.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 12.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
ACV Rouecistre Fortress Assault 13.jpg|Concept art of the assault on Rouecistre Fortress
</gallery>


==References ==
==References==
{{GalleryBox|Rouecistre Fortress}}
{{Reflist}}
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:Locations in Kent]]
[[Category:Locations in Kent]]
[[Category:Forts]]
[[Category:Forts]]

Latest revision as of 23:02, 31 May 2026

Rouecistre Fortress

Rouecistre Fortress was a fortress in 9th century northern Cent, England, that was under the control of Thegn Tedmund.

History[edit | edit source]

In 874, Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan, the Hidden One Basim ibn Ishaq, and Thegn Geadric of Oxenefordscire assaulted the fortress in search of Tedmund to abduct for their plan with Abbot Cynebert. After breaking through gates and forcibly bringing down the drawbridge, Eivor searched for Tedmund. Climbing to the roof of the central structure, she caught sight of the thegn. Tedmund and Eivor fought each other, which led to Eivor besting him in combat.[1]

After the assault, Basim and Eivor tied Tedmund up and brought him outside the entrance of the fortress. Waiting for them, Abbot Cynebert came just in time and argued for the life of Tedmund. Within the shadow play, Tedmund grew suspicious but started to have trouble breathing. Within a matter of coughs, he fell over. Eivor checked his pulse and declared Tedmund dead. Basim theorized that he committed suicide from poison while Eivor made sure that Cynebert followed through on his promise. After Cynebert left to produce Fulke, Basim followed the abbot as Eivor later thanked Geadric for his aid.[1]

Behind the scenes[edit | edit source]

Historically, the castle at Rochester was not constructed until the late 11th century after the Norman conquest of England. Like with many other forts in the game, the anachronistic depiction was a design choice to add more verticality to the gameplay.[2]

Appearances[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Assassin's Creed: ValhallaThe Man Behind the Man
  2. Raphael Lacoste. Castles & Forts : AC Valhalla. raphael-lacoste.com. Retrieved on 7 September 2023.